Antonyms for vocational
voʊˈkeɪ ʃə nlvo·ca·tion·al

Princeton's WordNet

1. vocationaladjective

   of or relating to a vocation or occupation; especially providing or undergoing training in special skills

   "vocational school"; "vocational students learning to repair a motor"

How to use vocational in a sentence?

1. Ken Cuccinelli:

   This is not a vocational center, it is a concentration camp, a place where religious and ethnic minorities are subject to abuse and forced to work in heinous conditions with no recourse and no freedom. This is modern day slavery.

2. Joshua Mitrotti:

   A vocational component is going to be very important but there has to be a political component at the heart of training offered to ex-guerrillas, about how a democracy functions, because this is about the transition of people who once held arms to becoming citizens in a democracy.

3. Reverend Hkalam:

   We see that the main problem is follow-up and vocational training, because if they go back home, jobless, it's very easy to return to the drugs again.

4. Xu Guixiang:

   If all family members have been sent to vocational training then that family must have a severe problem, i've never seen such a case.

5. Justin Draeger:

   There is probably finger crossing that this gets resolved soon, not all schools can offer payment plans or defer payments. Big state schools will be fine, but vocational, arts and community colleges are tuition-dependent.

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